CRM comparison

Orbit vs Salesflare

Salesflare auto-fills a CRM from your email, calendar, and signature scans so reps barely type, priced per seat for small B2B teams. Orbit is a simple all-in-one CRM for one person with an AI assistant, Hiro, that drafts follow-ups, writes proposals, and manages tasks on your approval. Salesflare automates the data entry. Orbit keeps the whole business simple and does the busywork.

What is Salesflare great at?

Salesflare's whole pitch is "stop typing." It pulls contacts and companies from your email and calendar, scans signatures, logs meetings and calls automatically, and reminds you when a deal has gone quiet. For B2B teams that hate manual CRM upkeep, that automation is a real relief, the record fills itself.

It is especially good for small B2B sales teams selling deal by deal: a clean pipeline, automatic activity capture, email sequences, and a Gmail and Outlook sidebar that keeps the CRM where you already work. If your main pain is that nobody updates the CRM, Salesflare solves it. Check their site for current per-seat plans.

Orbit vs Salesflare at a glance

Both hate busywork. They take different amounts of it off your plate.

OrbitSalesflare
Auto-fills the CRM from email and calendarNo auto-scrape; save from LinkedIn in a click on ProYes, a core strength
AI assistant that drafts and does the busyworkHiro drafts follow-ups, proposals, and invoices on your approvalAutomated capture and reminders, not one assistant that acts for you
All-in-one: invoices, proposals, and booking pagesIncluded, free plan covers the basics
Nothing sends without your approvalEvery Hiro draft waits for you to approve firstNot applicable, no assistant
Built for one personYes, solo-firstBuilt for small B2B teams
Built-in email inbox with trackingFree inbox, open and click tracking on ProEmail tracking and sending, check their site
Built-in MCP server to connect ClaudeYes, on Pro
Free planFree CRM plan, no credit cardFree trial, then per seat, check their site
Pricing modelFree CRM, Pro $14/mo or $112/yr, AI included freePer seat, per month, check their site

Where does Orbit fit instead?

Salesflare and Orbit share a belief: a CRM should not make you type. Salesflare nails that with automatic capture from your inbox and calendar, so the record fills itself. Orbit takes a different path. It does not scrape your inbox in the background, but its built-in email inbox keeps every message on the contact timeline, the Chrome extension saves people from LinkedIn in one click on Pro, and Hiro drafts the next move. Salesflare reminds you a deal went quiet. Orbit can draft the bump for you to approve.

So the honest framing is: if you only want the CRM to fill itself from email, Salesflare does that better. If you also want the next action drafted and the back office in one place, Orbit fits, because Hiro drafts follow-ups, proposals, and invoices, and invoicing and proposals are built in. This is where AI follow-up is worth more than another reminder you still have to act on.

Be clear-eyed on the difference: Salesflare's auto-capture from email is central to its product, while Orbit does not sync your inbox automatically. The free plan covers 250 contacts, one pipeline, unlimited tasks, a calendar, a built-in email inbox (100 sends a month), and basic Tables, and Hiro runs on free monthly AI credits, included on every plan, no API key to paste.

Choose Orbit over Salesflare when

  • You want the next action drafted, not just a reminder that the deal went quiet.
  • You want an assistant that drafts follow-ups, proposals, and invoices for your approval.
  • You want invoices, proposals, and a booking page included in the same tool.
  • You want to save people from LinkedIn in one click, which the Chrome extension does on Pro.
  • An affordable flat plan beats per-seat pricing for a business of one.

Salesflare fills the CRM so you stop typing. Orbit keeps the whole business simple and drafts the next step for your approval.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Orbit a good Salesflare alternative for one person?+

Yes. Orbit is a simple all-in-one CRM with one assistant, Hiro, that drafts follow-ups, proposals, and invoices, plus a built-in email inbox and one-click LinkedIn saves on Pro. Salesflare is the focused pick if your only need is automatic data capture from email for a small B2B team.

Does Orbit auto-fill the CRM like Salesflare?+

No. Salesflare's automatic capture from email and calendar is central to its product. Orbit does not scrape your inbox in the background. Instead it has a built-in email inbox that logs messages on the timeline, one-click LinkedIn saves on Pro, and an assistant that drafts the next step. Two-way Google Calendar sync is on Pro.

Does Salesflare have a free plan?+

Salesflare is sold per seat with a free trial rather than a permanent free tier. Check their site for current pricing. Orbit has a free CRM plan with no credit card: 250 contacts, one pipeline, unlimited tasks, and a built-in email inbox. Pro is $14/mo or $112/yr, with an optional 30-day free trial (card required).

What does Orbit do that Salesflare does not?+

Orbit is all-in-one with an assistant. Invoices, proposals, booking pages, and a built-in email inbox come in the box, and Hiro drafts follow-ups, proposals, and invoice reminders for your approval. Salesflare focuses on automatic data entry and reminders rather than doing the back office or drafting the work.

How does Orbit price the AI?+

AI credits are included free every month on every plan, with no API key to paste and nothing to configure. You can top up with credit packs, and paid plans can bring their own AI key when credits run out.

Stop typing, and let the assistant draft the next step

Orbit's CRM is free, no credit card. Start a 30-day Pro trial (card required), let Hiro draft with the AI credits already included, and approve every draft before it sends.

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